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The execution comes as other detainees also face the possibility of the death penalty for their involvement in the nationwide protests, which began in mid-September, first as an outcry against Iran's so-called morality police.
Campaign by Aviv for Holocaust Survivors nonprofit proved that even though no official Nazi decree was issued, women and children had to carry out forced labor during the war.
The fact that the regime is considering doing away with the hijab mandate and even dismantling the so-called "morality police" shows that the protests are working.
Whether we like it or not, Jews will always be at the center of attention.
The parties are yet to sign a final agreement that would see Shas leader Aryeh Deri become interior minister first, and finance minister at the two-year mark.
